Sublime Comporta is a stunning nature retreat in a 17-hectare estate surrounded by pine, cork trees, dunes, rice fields, and white-sand beaches. Accommodation options are spread across several buildings, including two- to five-bedroom cabana-style villas. Each villa has its own pool; four more are in the resort, including a children's pool and a heated indoor pool. The architecture is inspired by local cabanas.
Quinta da Comporta is a luxury five-star wellness boutique resort located in the idyllic nature of Comporta, Portugal. Choose from different types of accommodation, including three-bedroom Pool Villas, Townhouses, Rooms & Suites. Highlights include a 40-meter-long infinity pool, an organic restaurant (Mar D'Arrozal), a spa with an indoor/outdoor heated pool, hammam, sauna, interior gym, and a well-equipped gym. Carvalhal Beach is a five-minute drive from Quinta da Comporta.
Set in the heart of Comporta village, just a 15-minute walk from the beach, AlmaLusa Comporta is a boutique hotel with 53 rooms, including 31 suites. The interiors at AlmaLusa are inspired by Comporta’s relaxed coastal style. Expect earthy tones, natural textures, and subtle nods to local craftsmanship. Suites come with fully equipped kitchens, and some offer private terraces, gardens, or direct access to the pool. The Suite Deluxe is the most spacious, featuring a separate bedroom and views over the rice fields.
Spatia Comporta offers rooms and villas set in pristine woodland, blending naturally into their surroundings. All rooms have a large floor area of over 40 square metres, using glass and wood to create a smooth flow between indoor and outdoor spaces. There’s a restaurant, an outdoor swimming pool, a bar and a shared lounge area.
B. Hostel in Comporta is a stylish boutique guesthouse in Brejos. It offers nine rooms, an open-plan communal kitchen, a large living room with floor-to-ceiling windows, a terrace, and a small swimming pool. Guests can rent individual rooms or the whole building. Its laid-back homely vibe makes it the perfect choice for exploring Comporta without compromising on style or breaking the bank.
This stunning five-bedroom villa near Pego and Carvalhal beaches in Comporta boasts a dreamy infinity pool and lush garden. Walk along the sensory path lined with fragrant rosemary, lavender, and more. The spacious villa features Comporta-style architecture, three double-bedroom suites, and an open-plan living room and kitchen that leads to an outdoor terrace. Decorated by Barracuda Interiors with a mix of Portuguese crafts and late-20th-century furniture, it also showcases a collection of ocean-related objects reflecting the owner's passion for the sea.
Casas de Arroz offers a peaceful refuge in the village of Possanco, just a few minutes from Comporta's famous beach and picturesque port. Casas de Arroz consists of four independent cabins that overlook the rice fields and meadows, with an infinity pool and a white sand garden. Accommodating between two and four people, these cabins can be rented together or separately, making them perfect for a family or friends' holiday.
Campo de Arroz is a holiday villa with an inviting swimming pool located in Comporta’s magnificent rice fields near the beaches of Carvalhal and Pego. With the capacity to accommodate up to 10 people, the house comprises a main house and an independent cabin set in a beautifully landscaped garden. You can rent the home and the cabin together or separately, and in the latter case, the swimming pool area is exclusively reserved for the main house guests.
Where is Comporta?
Comporta is a region located on Portugal's west coast, situated between the municipalities of Alcácer do Sal and Grândola. Approximately 120 km (75 mi) south of Lisbon, Comporta is only a 90-minute drive from the capital, although you’ll feel a world away.
What makes Comporta unique?
Comporta boasts long stretches of white sandy beaches and pine forests. The region is also famous for its scenic rice paddies, fresh seafood, and outdoor activities, including horse riding, hiking, and birdwatching. Comporta is highly regarded for its luxurious rustic-chic accommodations, boutique shops, and a culinary scene that delights foodies.
What are the best beaches to visit in Comporta?
Comporta has 60 km (37 mi) of white sandy beaches with crystal-clear waters. The main beaches—Praia da Comporta, Praia do Carvalhal, and Praia do Pego—provide facilities like restaurants, bathrooms, and lifeguards during summer. Secluded beaches like Praia dos Brejos and Praia do Pinheirinho are worth exploring but may require some walking, and we recommend not relying entirely on GPS.
How do I get to Comporta?
To reach Comporta, the easiest option is by car from Lisbon Airport (LIS), taking less than 90 minutes via the highway. Another option is taking a ferry from Setúbal to Tróia, with a similar overall journey time. Taxis in Comporta need to be pre-booked and are relatively expensive. Grândola train station is approximately 32 km (20 mi) from Comporta’s village. Having a vehicle is recommended.
What is the weather like in Comporta?
The weather in Comporta is generally mild and sunny year-round, with temperatures ranging from 15-25°C (59-77°F) in the summer months and 10-15°C (50-59°F) in the winter months. Note that Comporta experiences a mosquito season, which typically occurs during the warmer months of July and August.
